(310) 539-7191

Amy Eastridge 2113 Lomita BlvdLomita, CA 90***(310) 539-7191

I looked the # up on www.numberzoom.com/en/3105397191 and got the name Amy Eastridge, Lomita CA.

i am getting harrassing phone calls from this number and i have told them to stop calling my number. they also refuse to tell me who they are. i am getting really annoyed by them calling me. i just want them to stop!!

These people are obnoxious, some cow ended up calling me a "****** b***h" because i advised her that I am on the "do Not Call directory".  I don't know who these people are, but I will find out sooner or later.

Caller asked for my husband. He was not in so caller asked when he would be home. I told her that I was his wife but she only wanted to talk to my husband. Call was from a land line in CA somewhere. I asked caller if it was a sales call & asked how did she get our unlisted#. She said that it was not a sales call but didn't answer about how she got our number. I asked a***n how she got our private number. She only anwsered that it "was not a sales call". When I asked a***n, she ***g up. However, the same number called back in 30 secs. I let the answering ma****e pick up this time but no message was left. This was weird and I was fixing supper so I programmed the number into my call block function.Our home number is on both of our State's No Call and the National DNC Registry. Our home# is listed with our bank's Customer Service option that they may NOT give it out to their merchants, ... who used to call us "on behalf of" our bank, . . . but the sales calls would be about life insurance or some other sales pitch. These types of calls were very frequent before I c****ed status with the bank. But the default is that your number is public to sell as long as you're a customer with the company or bank, etc. Sneaky.This particular caller today had no business calling us so I call-blocked, as I said. She was unprofessional, not forth-coming. These types of phone schemes are ridiculous.

This "sweepstakes notification" company telephoned and asked for me by name.  I was informed that my bank or my credit card company submitted me to the California Sweepstakes and they were pleased to inform me that I won the sweepstakes.  Since I have no credit cards and I have my bank under a written letter prohibiting release or sharing my information, I told her so and asked for their full company name, address, telephone, and officers.  She asked, "Why do you need our company information?" to which I replied, "So I can report you and your source for violating my written instructions to my financial ins***ution, and report you TO my financial ins***ution for their investigation."  At which point she ***g up.  I am sick of these calls and I am on every "do not" registry there is.